Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-23
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Postmaster Egan came ovor from tho
Fort Thursday.
l.. w. Hartman was over from Min
yesterday.
Jas. V. Brooke sent in his resignation
last night rs city Justice.
Billy Doll, Geo. Treat and Mr.. AM
mon, Georges cousin, haye gone to the
front.
Ticket No. lis. held by Philip Man
seau, won the lot ratified by the Catholic
church.
Leander Bonn, Of the Chicago house of
Hall, sersbach & Co., was in town
Wednesday.
Paul Freppcrz arrived from Fargo Sat
urday with his bride and has gone to
housekeeping.
Curt Lords new bicycle has arrived
aud he and Jim Stewart expect to rido
race at our next agricultural exhibition.
a. j. Stade, the Grand Harbor mer-
chant, was in the city Monday and pat
ronized tho INTER-OCEAN Wholesale
department..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. McGec left ycster-
day for their future home in Minneapo-
lis. a large number of friends were
the depot TO say goodbye.
The INrER-OcEAN has inquiry for
persons who plant tree claims. Those
who are in the business should insert an
advertisement in this journal.
c. S. Edwards, cashier of the Goose
River bank of Mayville, was in the city
Monday evening. MIR. Edwards is an
old friend of Mr.. Flittie, of this city.
X. +. Elmer, who has farm near
Churchs Ferry. came up from Lansing,
Ia, last week with two carloads of stock
and is now busily engaged in seeding.
A. II. Noyes was here Monday and
of this city and Mr.. Noycs will open
their law offices in Minneapolis next
week
Messrs. Beuhan, Prosscr and Kelley
haye purchased a thoroughbred Holstcin
bull, Van Dusen XII. He arrived Thurs
day from Ligget Bros farm at Benson,
Mimi.
Postmaster Rasmussen's commission
is expected by tho lst of May, and the
civil service incumbent will then turn
the Office over to his Democratic sue
cessor.
Sam Dodd sends the ISTEH-OCEAS :.
photograph of his mail and express out
fit ready to start out from Minot, but We
don't see the familiar face of the bull pup
in the picture.
John A. Percival went to CandO Mon.
day to look after some interests in the
Towner county metropolis. He name a
big real estate sale and returned
Wednesday evening.
Married, April 20, at the residence of
Robert Cairns, Esq, by the Rev. l.. f.
Danks, Mr.. Andrew Cairns and Miss
Jennie Williamson, both Of Devils Lake
Andy's many friends extend congratu-
lations.
Otto 3. Spencer left yesterday for In
diana to look after his gas well interests
| Mr. Spencer is one Of q company of si1
who own the three wells at Marion. His
farm will be in charge of Will B lck dur
| ing the summer.
Frank Gravel went east on yesterdays
train. Frank is suffering from kidney
trouble caused by drinking Crookston,
water, etc. He Will build a cottage OIL
the shores of Devils Lake and spend the
summer here with the rest of the mcr.
chant princes.
The Odd Fellows anniversary bal
next Tuesday evening promises to be a
great success. The music will be 9
prominent feature: Supper will be
served IN the lodge hall, and the dancing
will take place at the rink.
w. A. Murden, Of Peoria, ILL.,, has taken
the position of bookkeeper with Slough
ton e. Chamberlin. Mr.. Murden was
formerly in partnership with 6. E. Hun
ter, of this city, in the general merchan.
disc business in Colorado. He is a first
class business man.
Fred Weber, formerly of this city, but
| now farmer and stockraiser in the De
Lac country, has been in the city several
days. He says he and his sister, who
formerly taught school here, are entirely
satisfied with their new home. Fred is
/ looking very healthy.
John McKelvey, the Mouse river
stockman, came IN from the west vester.
day and will go east this morning. He
reports his stock in fine condition.
Mouse river is out of its banks and the
great meadows thereabouts are covered
with water. This insures an enormous
| hay crop.
Ed Hanson and John Remley were a
Il O.